Nissan presented Mixim, all-electric concept car during 2007 Frankfurt Motor Show. It’s features 1+2 seating arrangement with a central driving position and swiveling captain's chair and adopts an LCD command center displaying a virtual representation of the front wheels that actually turn in real time with steering inputs.
The car is equipped by the Super Motor, which is fed by a pack of high-output lithium ion batteries. What Nissan calls The Super Motor is unique compared to other electric motors in that it has two drive shafts and is able to power the left and right wheels independently.
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